How easy is to find a job on an IT field according to my knowledge?

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

You're an EU citizen, so have the right to live and work anywhere else in the EU, so it really comes down to the job you aspire to.  I assume your degree course is going to cover the areas where you are finding you have some missing skills; if not, then you need to consider what further training you can do in the time up until you wish to move

Language is important, so as you tell us that you are having problems with people "asking many requirements/knowledge I don't have", perhaps you need to learn about these things while at the same time learn to speak Dutch, then in 2, 3 years time, perhaps you have then optimised your skill set so you can get a good job in the Netherlands.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

Cynic wrote:

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

You're an EU citizen, so have the right to live and work anywhere else in the EU, so it really comes down to the job you aspire to.  I assume your degree course is going to cover the areas where you are finding you have some missing skills; if not, then you need to consider what further training you can do in the time up until you wish to move

Language is important, so as you tell us that you are having problems with people "asking many requirements/knowledge I don't have", perhaps you need to learn about these things while at the same time learn to speak Dutch, then in 2, 3 years time, perhaps you have then optimised your skill set so you can get a good job in the Netherlands.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

Thanks for answering I guess I need to improve my skills then...
Another option I have is working from home using https://www.freelancer.com and I saw many available jobs I could do there, but I think is it going to be better to get a real job because otherwise, I won't get pension when I will be retired. Am I correct?

Hi again.

I can't see your link at the moment (it's a restriction the system puts on all new members to stop scammers).

You will need a proper job with a contract in order to pay taxes which will contribute to your pension etc.  What you're proposing is working as a free-lancer (known as a ZZP in Holland); here's a link to a page on the Dutch Government website that explains it all.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team